Using music to demonstrate, this production draws together many scientific theories and philosophical viewpoints on how we experience time. However, it does not lead us, so if you don’t get it, you’re on your own.
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The Dinner Party Revisited, Southbank Centre – Review
Spontaneous, playful and innovative.
Read More »Guide Gods, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre – Review
A heartwarming and inclusive piece that expertly opens the door to start a discussion about disability and religion.
Read More »Shadows of Time – The 13th B’ak’tun, Arcola Theatre – Review
A modern and experimental journey through time from the birth of our planet to present day.
Read More »White Rabbit, Red Rabbit, Chelsea Theatre – Review
An actor takes on a script they have never seen before - a fascinating idea but a bit heavy-handed in practice.
Read More »Laptop Dancer – Phoenix Artist Club, Review
An homage to women has never been done quite like this. Steven Carne brings to life the famous and not so famous through his own version of drag and vaudeville-like comedy.
Read More »Ever After is an Awfully Long Time, The Phoenix Artist Club – Review
A great idea with potential but needs more development.
Read More »House of Burlesque, London Wonderground – Review
If you’ve never seen burlesque, then see this show! If you’ve seen burlesque, still see this show! Best of its kind in London.
Read More »Instructionally Invited, The Space – Review
This immersive theatre production is an hour of silly fun.
Read More »Reality Abuse, Dublin Castle – Review
This engaging and unique show makes for a truly magical experience.
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